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‘Some mathematicians are still wary, however. “The big story now in mathematics is that nobody wants to share anything,” Buckmaster…
I remember in grad school in 1976 Ian Hacking (visiting UCLA at the time) reporting that the 4-color theorem had…
Sorry, I don’t follow? The whole point of the open letter is that these AI engines *are* producing innovative solutions…
This issue – the difference between getting an answer from AI and actually understanding it – is why I started…
Your analogies continue to be so poor that it is difficult to make sense of the point being made. I…
My last response got cut off. So, I’ll try again. Why is it “off message”? I was quite explicit: AI…
https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2026/09/11/top-mathematicians-are-outraged-by-openais-methods
This paper is now out in a special issue of Inquiry on "Genealogy and Political Philosophy" edited by Janosch Prinz (Maastricht) and Paul Raekstad (Amsterdam). There are also contributions by Bernard Reginster, Daniele Lorinzini, and others.
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